Yes, you can get a car loan during and after a consumer proposal. Learn how to improve your approval chances, understand interest rates, and use car loan payments to rebuild your credit. Many Canadians successfully finance vehicles at both stages with proper preparation and realistic expectations.
Learn how to get relief from overwhelming car loan debt through a consumer proposal. Understand your options when you owe more than your car is worth, how to handle voluntary surrender, and include any remaining car loan balance in your proposal. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee can help you deal with unaffordable car payments and get a fresh financial start.
Learn if you can keep your car in a consumer proposal in Canada whether owned or finances. Understand provincial exemptions, secured debts, and key rules to protect your vehicle.
Do you have 407 ETR debts piling up that you can no longer afford to make payments towards? Find out if these debts are considered secured or unsecured, and if they can be eliminated in an insolvency.
Are leased or financed vehicles included in your bankruptcy? Learn how car payments are treated in a bankruptcy or consumer proposal and what happens to your car loan or lease obligation.
Considering borrowing against your vehicle to help deal with some debts? Find out how car title loans work, the advantages and disadvantages, and other options you have to pay off debts.
If you are filing for a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, should you keep your expensive vehicle loan? Find out if it’s in your best interest to voluntarily surrender your vehicle as part of your insolvency.
Your lender can repossess your car if you are not making your payments on time. Learn about what a vehicle repossession means for you and your debts, and how you can avoid this proceeding.
You may know your car lender has a right to repossess your vehicle if you don't make payments, but can other lenders (like a payday lender) make a claim on your car? We explain when this can happen & what to do.
How you finance a car purchase can lead to financial problems. Find out how longer term car loans and rollovers are contributing to loan shortfalls and insolvency filings.
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